Texas justices of the peace date back 200 years, still investigate deaths today
Justices of the peace are judges, historically appointed or elected to help resolve local conflicts and keep the peace. They have both civil and criminal jurisdiction -- including being in charge of death investigations.
In light of recent findings, Clyde "Bubba" Howse, a Medina County justice of the peace, has opted for resignation as an ...
Benton County justices of the peace moved to raise by more than 70% the total amount of money they can earn per year for ...
Sarah Linder wins the Justice of the Peace nomination for position Precent 4, Place 1 in the General Elations against ...
Republican nominee Rosanne Fisher led Democrat nominee Matt West in a race to be the next Precinct 3, Place 1 Justice of ...
Patty Hector was fired after she refused to comply with conservative efforts to control what books are available in the ...
Rebekah Davis, 36, the Republican justice of the peace representing District 1, faced Democratic challenger Diana Thomas, ...
As Connecticut Republican leaders demand answers about a possible sham marriage operation, officials in one central CT town ...
The office of Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace Harold C. Riddle may be making a move to Burton City Hall in the coming months, information shared during the Burton ...
Houston Landing on MSN5d
Who are HOU?: Meet Steve Duble, Harris County justice of the peace working for accessibilityThis is Houston Landing’s second installment of its Who are HOU? series. Steve Duble, a Harris County Justice of the Peace, ...
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